Who gets married to who?

[Charon]

Well I have a blue game cockrel. A golden game cockrel. A orange/red game cockrel. Other cockrels also they don't get wives though lol. So I would like to have my best chance at continuing these colors. Well what chance do I have then? What color hens can I put with them to continue these colors? I heard a black and white make a blue. a red and buff make an orange. But a golden and what to make more goldens? Am I making sense? I have confused myself already lol. Anyway I have all sorts of colors for pullets oranges, reds, buffs, a white one, splashes of various shades. Really would like some feedback from one who does this a lot as to who goes with who.

 

[Charon]

http://kippenjungle.nl/Overzicht.htm#kipcalculator great site if i spoke german. tried google translate but that doesnt work real well. anything else like this out there but in english?

 

[Charon]

sorry dutch lol

 

[Chris09]

Quote:
If you post a picture of them we can help you better.
In gamefowl there is no color known as, "Golden" unless you are referring to Golden Duck-wing there is also no color known as, "Orange/Red".

Chris

 

[Charon]

lol ya golden duckwing. no known color as orange/red? well must be a new color then eh.

 

[Charon]

Quote:
If you post a picture of them we can help you better.
In gamefowl there is no color known as, "Golden" unless you are referring to Golden Duck-wing there is also no color known as, "Orange/Red".

Chris

 

[Chris09]

Quote:
If you post a picture of them we can help you better.
In gamefowl there is no color known as, "Golden" unless you are referring to Golden Duck-wing there is also no color known as, "Orange/Red".

Chris

http://images.cryhavok.org/d/2644-2/LOLcat+-+Grammar+Nazi+Cat.jpg

This is a Poultry Forum, not a Grammar or School Forum. I can really care less about grammar.

Chris

 

[Charon]

Quote:
http://images.cryhavok.org/d/2644-2/LOLcat+-+Grammar+Nazi+Cat.jpg

This is a Poultry Forum, not a Grammar or School Forum. I can really care less about grammar.

Chris

 

[WhiteMountainsRanch]

http://kippenjungle.nl/kruising.html

http://kippenjungle.nl/breeds/crossbreeds.html


The second one you have to pick the breed then the color variation, then click on the tab that says Phenotypes.

 

[Ariel301]

You can cross your blue (if it is "Andalusian" blue and not self-blue/lavender) with either a black or a splash or another blue to stay in the same color type. Crossing a black with a white will not give you blue. A black can only pass on blue if it is a black that is carrying a blue gene; not all blacks do. White has nothing to do with blue, but splash (a whitish or pale bluish with spots of blue) does. I forget exactly which matings give you what percentage of each color.

The golden duckwing, to keep the color, you will want a hen of the same color.

Without knowing what color it actually is, who knows about the "orange" one...